Assange’s prosecution likely after Manning’s conviction on espionage charges

The likelihood of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s prosecution by the United States as a co-conspirator has moved a step closer following the conviction of Army private, Bradley Manning on espionage charges on Tuesday. The view is shared by his attorney and civil liberties groups alike. Manning is found guilty of numerous violations under Espionage Act

Samsung’s S4 GPU powering chip Exynos 5 Octa benchmark scores may be rigged: Reports

The reigning smartphone manufacturer Samsung has been caught cheating in benchmark tests according to latest report findings. Samsung is boosting the performance benchmark scores of its recent and best system-on-chip, the Exynos 5 Octa, that has made it a favourite of the reviewers and product evaluators. “Oh hell Samsung, shame on you!” was said by

Management Insights: Failure should be used in corporations to fuel innovation

With the increasing competition in Business, innovation has become the key driving force, world over. However, in order to continue to innovate successful products, one needs to tide over failures and stop thinking of it as something to be detested. Baba Shiv, Sanwa Bank, Limited, Professor of Marketing believes in the concept and promotes it

Google launches new Nexus 7 tablet line-up and Internet video’s streaming device Chromecast

Google is betting on consumers, believing they won’t mind paying bit more for a sleeker, more powerful version of its Nexus 7 tablet as the Internet company take its rivalry with Apple and Amazon.com further in technology’s ultimate battleground known to be the mobile computing market. The latest fancy devices were unveiled in San Francisco

Congress leaders defends Planning Commission’s poverty line indices, Opposition parties revolt

The much poor-ridiculing poverty figure debate is back once again. The common man must be reminded of how serious the government is for its suffering, when the two Congress leaders have claimed that they can buy a proper meal at unimaginable costs and that too in two urban cities. First Congress spokesperson Raj Babbar had

Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh

Here is what I came up with for the Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh. Do share your response on the picture. “I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain.” -James Baldwin

The countdown to Royal baby birth begins as Kate goes into labour

The day when Duchess of Cambridge will finally give birth to her first child after months of media hype is finally here. The Duchess has been taken to hospital in the early stages of labour, according to Kensington Palace. She was taken from the palace to St Mary’s, west London in Paddington in a car,

Dubai rape case: Norwegian women ‘free to go’

The Norwegian woman who was the centre of attention during a Dubai rape case dispute has been pardoned and is free to leave Dubai. Marte Deborah Dalelv (Norwegian) is the woman who had to undergo all the trouble and is actually an Interior designer who went to Dubai on a business trip in March, when

Leonardo DiCaprio by Annie Leibovitz

Don’t miss out the Swan beautifully wrapping out his head around Leonardo’s. Source: Fadwebsite, Vanity Fair, Catharsisltd

Shruti Haasan, Alia Bhatt and Huma Qureshi sizzles at D-Day screening

  Shruti Haasan daughter of Tamil superstar Kamal Haasan’s is enjoying all the attention here. Shruti has dressed for the event in Bop dress and Zara Studded Sneaker Wedges. Don’t forget to notice her Mia bag on the floor behind her. (Photo: Varinder Chawla) Student Of The Year actress Alia Bhatt is in the mood